Governor John
Lynch is heading up to New Hampshire’s North Country today to meet with truck drivers in Colebrook and
hear their concerns about rising fuel prices.
New Hampshire is getting another taste of wild weather, after severe thunderstorms
ripped through the state on Sunday, bringing hail, heavy rains and lightning
strikes.
(Host) A group of state legislators says the governor has overstepped his authority. They say he should not have ordered state police to take significant marijuana cases in Windsor County to the attorney general for prosecution. VPR’s Ross Sneyd has more: (Sneyd) Thirteen lawmakers wrote to Governor Jim Douglas, criticizing him for stepping into a controversy involving Windsor County State’s Attorney Robert Sand. They want Douglas to rescind the order. They also want Attorney General Bill Sorrell to refuse to take the cases.
There’s a doctor shortage in the United States. According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, one in three doctors is over age 55 and nearing retirement. So are millions of baby boomers. VPR examines the factors behind a doctor shortage at the Southwest Medical Center.